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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
Ex-yUDGE DAv1SS QUESTIONS 10 IVES.
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST STRIKING OUT THE
ANSWERS

ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST STRIKING OUT THE
ANSWERS.
Argument ON the molten mado BY ex-Congressman
John J. Adams on behalfof Henry Ives and his FORMER
partners stayner and Doremus to have stricken ron
the record 90 much Of their testimony before exJudeo
Noah Davis referes given In response 10 ques'
tons By the latter heard by
In the Court OF Common Pleas Chambers yesterday MI
Adams argued referee under the order OF Judso
appointing him. had right TO question INC
witnesses and maintained that the law expressly pro
hibited him from doing 30. Tho reiereo hAo
nut questions of an inqusitoriai CHARACTER,
which were objected TO on tho grouna
that he was simply ministerial omcer
vho,. sols duty was to record tho examination con-
Quoted by the LAWYERS The referees copduct was
gross and scandalous abuse Oh nis scnonnded by
Questions asked Ives forty per cent were
the referee, were seventy two per con. 81 sn
sayner and seventy per cent OF those askea Dre h
weTe ofensiye and unwarranted II was vindctivc ana
persecutDg examination OF the Witnesses INC la"''A
Also con ended that tho questions were ncomPe.e
repsd that while he did not question the good a.n VI
M Adams IN this matter he considered the posiuon,
taken by him TO wrong. He examined the terms VI
, ins 0ri in opposition to the motion. He
SAID that IL Judge Bookstaver instead OF apponnng
referee had ordered the examination oGUro MA that
the referee could property do the same coud NOT pe
that hands Of the Court were so paisra tsAs " 10 ts
make examination clther In Pe,SSo . Hvi, he
referee to the questions asked by
did not propo,o 10 examine them here TO see whether
they were competent or not. The court Oh co,nwot
Pleas mad In this matter all the powers OF c9. d,d
moi think the Court would the referees report
embodying an opinion In the case because tne
had ade certain remarks Ia reply 10 questions ifo '
The decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
OHlR0Es AGAINST REGISTER SLEVTy.

Several members OF the Bar Association have made
complaint 20 District Attorney MARITIME OF the conduct
of Recisier sley1p Lewis Sanders, OF No Beekman-
st. ne the complsnng lawyers has presented
a number OF Rfdsyts on which they AJAX that Mr. Mar
tine present to Grand Jury charge OF m1easanco
10 office against tho Register The lawyers Interested
In the movement say that the trouble mas arisen shco
the law was passed allowing for extra compensation
when searches can not be completed otherwise within
tho limit nfteen days The charge s In effect that OF
blackmailng lawyers by refusing 10 complete their
searches quickly possible 50 as TO induce tnem 10
pay the extra hty per cent which may be received .
pistrct. MARITIME said yesterday that he wo ud
take no action without allowing tho Register an opor
tunity 10 make hs statement. Ito did not understand
that the Register proncd personally by any receipts
above the amount OF bis salary. and no Knew OF no
why he should try to delay the WORK lie SAID
that he would investigate tho complaints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
DROOKLYN.

Mrs May, a nurse In the Graham Home In wash
Ington-ave., OF whose conduct some Oh inc paucnVs
complained recently, has resigned
surrogate Lott removed from the County Court
House 10 tho new Hall OF Record. yesterday, ana the
hundreds OF thousands OF wills In his charge VIII now
DO In nTcproo quarters
Tho Prohibition party proposes to hold primaries on
scrtemler Il, and tho city and county nominating
conventions on September 90. frohblton mass
meeting will 10 held In the Academy OK MUSIC Old
september %.
Tho former Atlantic Bank Building In tuiton-st.
nearly opposite Hics-t. has been renteo oy inc cry
for the use OF the Second Precinct Police. IN the
MINER rooms Of the building tho Rev. Mr. Kemlo' OF
New-Jcr~ey while visit 10 bis parents and insane
Lued his wife by cutting her throat and then coi-
mitted suicide by Jumping from the WINDOW rev
years ago.
r. T.. wrgey, assistant secretary OF the BrOoiyo
CITY Railroad Company, has been discharged by mo
directors with two months pay. lie ha, been ehl-
rIvyed by tho company To- twenty years secretary
H. NJ Thompson said yesterday that no was re-pon'iulo
Tor the act but denied any personal fcelinS In the
matter. Mr. whgleys accounts were entirely correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
DETECTING A DEFRA UDiNG SECRETARY.
THE JEWELLERS BOARD OF TRADE DECEIVED IN
IRlsIEp EMpLOYEs.


ONE OF ITS TRUSTED EMPLOYEES.
Considerable comment occasioned among the
jewellers Of this city yesterday by the announcement
that George L. Emery secretary Of the Manufacturing
Jewellers Board of Trade. short in bis accounts
about 81 200 Tho fact OF the shortage has been known
TO Of the last week but was not
made public The Board has its headquarters at Provi
dence L. and includes among It's members about 200
New-York firms Dulen Wilcox OF the firm OF d. W. Will
COX & Co., OF No. l7s Broadway, Is president Some
three years ago 1t found necessary 70 secure An
assistant for the treasurer.
Emery, who had been in the employ Of mercantile
agency this city for years and who stood HIGH both
as an accountant and Of integrity was strongly
recon for the position. He waseeced secretary
OF the Board and sent TO take charge of tho
office at Providence Some weeks ago com
plants we're received from members OF thu Board that
dues which they had paid were not credited 70 them
mery insisted that they were mistaken and tkat us
books were correct An investigation. however. was
quietly begun by the Auditing Committee add Afterward
continued by special committee consisungof Mssrs
Horton, Ralph Hamilton and Hiram Howard all repre-
sentatives OF swery firms In this city. In few days
this committee discovered shortage OF $1,000. aud
aiterward other shortages we're discovered bringing the
amount up to 81 200.
Charges were brought against Emery. but prose-
which he has succeeded In doing partially. his wifes
relatives aiding him TO do 80. iie was discharged ON
Monday and Marcus Morton. OF this city was elected
secretary his stead Members OF the trade who we're
spoken upon tho subject yesterday expressed much
surprise Emerys dishonesty as all had the greatest
frat that Board his salary from ST. 200
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
LAST DAY OF THE HAMPDEN PARK RACES.
xENILwoRrH's HOLLOW VICTORY - LITTLE MAJ
pv.Ts GOSSIP JR

BEATS GOSSIP, JR
s,,,xov,,,n Masa Sept (Spsefap.-Two unnnisneo
- ,n. no.tnousd 2:ie ass and three races OF tne
..~n,., n,oersmms mads . busy day OF Hampton fSk'
h.s interest was the result OF the 2zo Class In
n,oh ,hree horses remained vaikyr and Lazy
S, "a bests each and scrswdrvsr ono Pools sod ~
sas 70 AZ in aIor valkyr Fssk was taken down from
hind and Robinson secretary OF the
on drove tho Syracuse John Murphy LOOK the ren
behind yakyr at OF Johnson her owner
was soon endea Lady Whefoot winning with
The freefor stood exactly In the same poston
Asral with two heats cach anu
Bessie was sighty ayorite before tne rai botS
At $40 70 s25 The heat was between Bessie ana x oe
mares finishing very weary. Bessie length ahead winner Oh
The proved 70 b tame rara IN hSs
e Keep and % in straight a nSsss
victory over below him in quality jogging homo
The irsstora pace was exciting Gossip H. vas
started as svorIte at s26 Little Mac and
The favor for the first heat which Little mac
pefor: SECOND heat sse, v:1 nd SSs:le IT,
had sharp contest. but ,ot sss ,.. as b.Sina Mao
i s., air anS @a ,an now 1%af on o No..
made desperate drive with GOSSIP n T In
pole was at Macs wheel: The iayori,e tired
At tne wife Little Mac was 1nshakon ana no
sod AT $50 to SiS before fourth heat He took srong
lead and had much advantage thst H.
bolt In closing the gap and coua onv io~on o
ace Tor local horses started with four contestants
and Ned pace first choice IN the betting me Won
the dstanced IN the second Lazy oe'A
won after Ned was out oil TIE race a., ,.
The day very encouraging anu tho sa'o
receipts for the week larger than for some years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
ARE MRS FoRDs CHILDREN ACROSS THE

Chief Of POLES Murphy. OF Jersey CITY, thinks he has
solved the mystery OF the disappearance OF Mrs fords
children. Mrs. Ford made tho acquaintance OF n Mrs
Fort wife ola United states Naval officer whe on
the train from san Francisco She told Mrs. Fort that II
she did not nd her friends In NewY0rk she would cross
the OCEAN Fort went 10 Steups restaurant AMI IL
il thought that Mrs Ford ana the chllIron dd $50
Line Tnere I'VE or ak children In the party ana
n they were all his he said, " have them In charge.
II j. argued Mrs. Fort misunderstood Mrs IoIhs
Intentions crossing the ocean The steamer ~ quo
nj Antwerp tomorrow Chief Murphy sent the following
cable 10 tie American Consul at that place:
Look boys and gill namsi John Ford asod ionr
teen Frank Ford aged nine aud Mry d. Ford ageh SIT,
children OF Mrs Mary T. Fori Of eous Valley whom We
have rea. to believe the BeEcnlanf DO tnre and
ask all children their their names Ask family naho
Ft on re eenlani II they know In whose company they
were on the train to jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
sl2,052 80
Grand total SO.

Amount last published. llooo %
80 go oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

Joseph Larin, a member OF q gang Of rufians who
infest the Twenty-ff Precinct. was sentenced 10
three years and six months in tho State Prison yoser
day by Recorder smyth under plea Of guilty Of as
sault He threw stones at Policeman John NJ Brosy'
ono OF which caused a serious injury.
scbedules in the assignment Of Solomon Lovy, manu-
facturer Of chIldrens clothing, No. % walkerst 10
j. Percva Mchelbacher, show liabilities, $50 le9 II
nominal assets, S3lo1o0 O9, and a1uu aSeo$
$4,000 o.
Three hundred and fifteen casks OF Alaska scalskins
arrived hero yesterday overland This is tho first con-
sgnmcnt of the season; they 60 as usual to Lonon 70
be dressed.
A spcch Wednesday matinee Of "The Highest
Ddder, will DO given the coming week ut the Ly ceum
Theatre. The one-hundredth performance VIII occur
next wednesday night
Teresina Tua, young violInist only twenty years
old whose Ilayng has excited the admiration OF gfea
audiences and received the praise Of the chief critics
in Europe, will appear for the first time In hnenca n
Chickerng Han on October IL. sho won the sec o
and first rrgos for violin Ieying at the ConserVaeoo
OF Paris while stlll pupil OF NJ. Masart
A o,usress rehearsal OF the elaborate spectacle
"Tho Arabian Nights" given at tho Standard
Theatre last evening. Tho handsome scenery, III
genIous effects dazzling costumes and the %yorS s .,
lfully devised dances were duly ao ahe a,st ubo
performance Will be given at the Stanuaru
Tho shohola Glen excursions on tie Erie Railway
continue to DO popular and each succeeding eAcuSlop
shows an Increase In numbers. The next excursion
VIII be run tO-alOIrOW AZ INC POpuaA P''NN VI "N
After to-day tho drawingroom cars running through
between ashington, Philadelphia Long Branch, Now
York and saratoga and Catshil Mountains by way VI
tho West Shore Railroad Will bo discontinued for Inc
season Tho road adyertiscs an excursion Tor To-Day
10 Niaga.a Falls and return for %, ana 10 Ioroho
and return for $40 90
Tho nuisance Of the anti-exunguishing match whlco
tho curb pedlers light and thrust into tho fsccS VI
smokers was exemplod at the Bridge entrance ye''er
day. ono of these lghted tepers was thrown on inc
pavement and a young passing over IL ha1
Inc trimming VI her Gess set on fire. ~ was pu.
ont by Gentleman who Just saw II In time W prc'e'
serious results.
Tho maps showing the grades OF the New-forK ana
Harlem Railroad hey ond the Harlem are now at Coohe'
Chann's onico In the arsenal building for public IN
speciOn
A fashionable wedding VIII take place In the honap
Catholic Church ST. John tho Evangelist, In flny
sfth-st this morning. tho Rev. James J. FLOOD per-
forming the ceremony. Joseph Olvens, promising
Young lawyer Of this city, and Miss Dolly Carey the
daughter OF Dr. George Carey OF NO 210 East seVen
tcenth-et, will be married. wedding oreahla-t wdn
fef1y ard be- given at the brides home. Miss carey
Il a general favorite only IN her own church pae
a. welIknown singer In the uratoro Society Oh TINS
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
.s.w. EMERY TO SELL HIS HORSES

Samuel Emery the werknown bookmaker has conciuded
pays better when freed the compiled
tions attendant upon and running race horsea
will sell his horses Thursday at 1l30 at sheepshead
Raw william Easton acting as aucuoneer MI Emery mas
won his fair share Of races this year. his pucky little colt
nv Monopos having carried Of number OF rich prizes
bpt ne ha, recently and the 600 which he os
on by backing wood In the match wtn ban
bnrc ha, excited mind temporary disgust Wltb ,ns
turf Dry Monopole ought 10 bring good price ne '
hard es win heavy "cign,s
AND Lacks the dash N al he displayed In May June
and July good will bring back his best form anu
will win more races.
The Dwyers having expressed wish to ouy Dry Monopole
Mr. Emery has offered them his three animas-Dry
Monopoe Booker and Sea Fog for $l3oOO UP 10 "s
NIGHT the offer had accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
TO LAY THE CORNER STONE OF A CHAPEL.

The OF the chapel Of the Bushwck Avenue
Church will be laid tomorrow at AIS
D. M, at Bushwickavc. and Cornelast, Brooklyn Ten
minute addresses will be given as follows: Tho Rev
Arthur Chester pastor Of Bushwck Avenue Congrcga-
tional Church, Correcting -; the Rev 8. b. Halliday.
assistant pastor OF Plymouth Church, Early Congregs
tionalism In Brooklyn; tho Rev J. Bridges,
brotherhood Among Churches Frank Iirown Church
Work >" the Rev George ID. Hulst Needs OF the Eight
eenth Ward; the Rev. DIR. H. T. Burnss, How Chris
tians Can Help Churches" the Rev g. Clifford Nelson.
"shall Churches 30 Missonsf" tho Rev. Dr. J. @.
Roberts, shall Establish Churches Missions ~ tho
Rev Dr. A. stewart Walsh, The Church OF tho Future"
The Rev Mr. Chester will give history OF the Bushwick
Avenue Church At the present place OF meeting No. 235
broadway, At 1880 q. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
FAIL BUSINESS WILL PROBABLY BE LARGE.

FAIL BUSINESS WILL PROBABLY BE LARGE.
The business, failures throughout tho country In tho past
x.ek as renortsd BY r. O. Dun & Co. OF the 'Mercante
Agency numbered l62 for the United States ana 20 or
anad total OF ia against 100 last week and l7s In tne
corresponding week last In their weekly revue" VI
trade Messs Dun q Co say among other things;
Commerce and Industry improved, while spocuiaon
has slackensd different resutwss expected when
was that syndicate ad niuer en
to raise the Baltimore and Ohic ana W estau
l.s harmony between trunk lines AZ nfst STOCKS toso
that the borrowing o. mhous
Nv Great company necessarily mean or bring pros
nsritr ami ward lower prices ana fpec-
iiive Inactivity this week On the oter ha
evidence appears Decided improvements In LEGITIMATE
larger sales larger production ann no1o
lion furnaces OF i 725 capacity were in blast septem
reported; The increase .inoo
wear ago Ia DISAGREEMENT IN some quarters
surprising the consumpiFe denahh shou
depfess prices moi by the ct that inc bes
scare and well aimed In other grades and BRANDS
not well appears IN steel ialis thoukn
eyep TIE Thomas ses az $50 Tor winter ueNeiy
and the yielding prices dIsheartens soo makers 'eIe
general disposition TO shut out foreign prVucs anu ae
lies or producing lower cost steadily ibcr aslpg h
dence general Improvement comes from heary All oi.e
thou gh close paper At Philadelphia causes some
CHECK generally active at interior pom snu eoc
ions fair Inc supplies OF moucv from EUROPE aey
clear on heavy loans whch IA teu
NV has taken million gold and put oas aoont 100000
tho past week. but Imports TOT i've wees
we exoesds OF BY only per cent Mhho
OF l6 por cent Failures AZ new
Haven Philadelphia have involved some minor houses
buI do not Indicate especial weakness In any particular
branch For she present tic signs favor arge aug
proDtabe fall business unless monetary sinxeh'y shoua
Interrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
CARRYING THE AspARA Gus CASE TO COURT

Application maie In tho Supreme Court In Brooklyn
yesterday for Injunction TO restrain the Mantle Club OF
Flushing L. from carrying out the Suspension OF George
Mcks IT, By the Board oil Managers OF the club for his
the Of June 5 accounts OF which have
been published The members OF the cuD belong 10 the rich
families Of Qneens County and the evening In question
kfngham lawrence Reginald Travers McKin Minon and
Mr. Mickle dned at the club h0nse Some difficulty arose
over the serving OF soas asparagus ana much disturbance
the serenity OF the club the result OF
which the OF Mcke Lawrence and Travers
and tho reprnaDdng Of MiDop.
In the complaint II IL forth that Mt Micke had been
member Of the club about year and no received NOTES
80 appear before the Board OF and ctsnd
the preferred against him. lie claims
trial accorded and his suspension
violation of bylaws OF The club Edward 4. Sprzgus
pesdent OF club deposed that the tra wa: according
the roes OF the club unan!nous vote OF the Board
Managers tho suspension was ordered and the cuo aus
tainei the manager An amavit Oh similar purpof was
made by Robert Tucker After hearing arguments Judge
Pratt reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

Annsuncsnsasa
A vigorous growth and the original color
given q by Parker's Hair Balsarh
Parkers Ginger Tome, tue beet cough cura
E. g. w. E. & w. K. & w.
"NiPaIc~ "NIrso" "NruC"
FINE CALF SHOES Goodyear welt). 50 97i
worth ~. Hand-sswsd, % ~ worth 90
KKHHkDY. 20 CortAndtsk
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d,
l65 Wsss s3d.sk
IS 70 q. VI Diseases Neeveas 9yeeoA
asnito- Urinary 0rgana Impotsuos aAd stssiusy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
TO RECEIVE THE REMAINS OF GENERAL Kill
pITRTCE

soon after the death OF General Fitzpatrick in Chill
Congress voted appropriation to deray tho expense
OF brnrin. the body To this country The Army OF tho
Potom &C appointed com mitce receive ths remains
and several Grand Army posts have Indicated desire
IN nay respect them their arrival There has
bee ndencc with the family, but no ar.
ranremsut was ever reached and the matter slept until
few days ago when letter rsm Mrs Fitzpatrick to tho
Generals executor announced that she would accom-
pany the remains leaving Valparaiso on August and
iivins here the middle OF september At AN In
formal meeting OF some OF tho GeneraTs old comrades
Yea erlay decided vito his friends 10 meet for
conference the Hotel brunswick on Monday evening
nj O'Clock. Mrs Fitzpatrick will probably arrive on the
Pacific mail Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10

warrant for the arrest OF young man known A. Butt"
Baldwin secured BY Mrs Clara A. Fernad. who
keep, boarding at No 80 Fors Gre,ns Place. Brook
n She alleges ths while alone In the
syepng ast week her boardsrs having returned from
country awakened by the ringing OF tho bell
she nut on wrapper and the dosr. whoa young
BALDWIN AID friend demanded admlitanee They seeme 70
excited refused let them H. but they pushed
open the fed tho parlor and ockei the
oding The young we're under the influence
induiged in badry after sitting
dow the pAror Being nnati. TO open tho folding doors
gisss pamela Mrs. Psrnad lied through hall and ran for
policeman. fousd When she saw Baldwin and his
she returned AS
they tho damage dono she decided
arrested Baldwin. shs says shs knew from
tie that visited lady boarding In the house
The Of his papion was unkaown 10 her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
AeAlEA AND FINE OFFICE GOODS.
HhNKN SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
V6VNV DERBY e. CUTLER makes.
lsl FULTON g. e. con- NASSAU.

steamer Furnessa (Br). Heddsrwlck 0lasGow-Hends.
Steamer island tDan shodt COPENHAGEN steun 60
asw s GO
steamer La Normandie (rr) De Kersabec. Havre-Lous
Steamer Rooians Utah. FelusA Mediterranean ports
stesmer Edith Golden tnr Bennett MOncgo Bay-G Wee
steamer Ls.a Nor pan.lsou. Bsr.coa-T Ds% Ts,s,a
steamer chsroses Doanc Charleston and jacksonville
Steamer Dominion. Huphers. Norfolk citVrOn' 'ns
oe.Sra Da% RsTno 90
Barn rss:a Ns AnrSe Aa.wsrpssnaaRR osS yNcrios
ssrH NJ smith. Sanford Windsor MS wn,asy e.
Bris CHRISTINA tBr,. Tanning. Twiiiingats MINUS"
SAILED.
osy: 1T s SSr
ton Edith Golden. Montego Bay
ssrks Cedar Croft Tor Kousn America Barbados '''
Also .a,sd-via Long Island sound-Bark Cuba for WEI
wi THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS. $3.50
IL. G isoS ss. p aug ss ''' .,;,u. ,sr.
os.sos .sS Wyoming sSs s, RisSs rs. :"
osIsSow ssps s~ssei steamer Ethiopia sr. WIS.,
Dcvai I Sept ..ssnsi asf.sa los N''a
ssss.s = s:ss 7-s.n.S ::.%:r vorvars' 'o''A ~
NArlts prior y sept s-sailsd. steamer Al''' "'
ssssosI ssps i-Anivsd steamer Moray ORR D''~
RIO JAssiso. sept s-sanss steamer vicssrA ""''"
HxvAsH ssps s-sarsa steamer Saratoga NsIsses~"
NV later sAvysas S.s. s~x ~ IVA Ra'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
INSTANCES ON THE LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

The work Of the insurance adusters at the ruins
Grant Locomotive WORKS In Paterson goes on slowly,
owing to the complicated nature OF the task There
blanket polcIos and 1t Is consequently necessary
Dgure the amount each company Ia to pay on tho
particular portion OF the buildings machinery which
II has written policy IL stated yesterday by
that the policies on the property destroyed
aggregated 9 50O and that the SALVAGE this would
perhaps 40 per cent The creator part the IN
suranco was placed In NswYors TIE folio lug nts
placed through Paterson agencies: 80. Paul aud
American, $i.50Oi lancashire and London. $1,000;
PhDnix, sun and Hartford, $4,000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
NEw-JE RsEY.

PATERSON number Of leading physicians have or.
ganEed the Paterson clinca Society with Or philandsr
Harms president The object Is 10 establish res de
connection with the Paterson General spaL
he nrst clinic will be gwen Oh Monday ms VIII o. aiss
Elizabeth who fsr many years secretary OF
the Patterson Orphan Asylum Association eyes to that IN
OOO Old Ladies' Home OF Paterson $500
to the wonans Baptist Foreign Missionary Society $1,000
10 tho American Baptist Home Mson ssoeu sooo anu
To the American Baptist Mksion society. 5000
Tanner while rowing In the staten
Island sound near kzsbsthpor Yesterday discovered me
little girl abeui eight years old floating IN tho
wae Ths girl had brown hair and was plainly dressed In
"trip calico wooen stockings and flannel and muslin
uDderskrt The body removed 10 the MI zabsh morgue
whore number Of people viewed but failed TO Identity u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-10
PAIy's FIREWORKS CARNIVAL TO-DAY.

Manhattan Beach OF bewldering grandeur
this evening" Pain has produced the pyrotcchnic
art but IN tho celebration Of his annual carnival to-day ne
has prepared programme which for length and detail 10
destined surpass heretofore presented MOI con-
triple exhibition In the fireworks ncosnre MT
Pain begin Carnival this afternoon by wonderful
display marine explosions followed by interesting designs
daylight fireworks In the evening tho extensive lawns
surrounding hOe, will bs CONVERTED into miniature
aryand. In the incosnre the Siege o. sebatoDoi VIII 10
supplemented by OF the capture OF fo!k.
and made additionally realistic
allied being increased BY 1000 troops score
with hundreds OF bombs au
Thousands OF rockets will render this the most attractive OK
hihition presented.